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A few ideas for stocking stuffers
Our tech editor considers a few small items for the Christmas stocking of your favorite bike geek.
Rytlewski rocks first Gravel Grovel, Indiana’s 100k dirt race
Over 100 riders started the inaugural Gravel Grovel in Southern Indiana on Nov. 27, and Kenda Pro rider Jake Rytlewski emerged first after 100 kilometers of racing on mostly gravel roads through Hoosier National Forest.
Gear: Simple Cycling Stocking Stuffers
Cyclists are an easy lot to shop for, especially if you keep selections that help out on the singletrack simple.
2009 Gravel Grovel results
Kenda Pro's Jake Rytlewski won the 2009 Gravel Grovel in Indiana.
Reader Survey Results
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Miller and Wells muck it up in Iowa
Cyclocrossers of all shapes and sizes descended on the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Iowa City last weekend for the sixth annual Jingle Cross Rock.
Go Fast, Go Light
New book, "Racing Weight," is the first to help endurance athletes train for weight-loss using healthy and effective methods.
UCI approves 19 Pro Conti’ teams for ’10
The UCI has approved 19 pro conti team applications. Rock Racing's application is denied.
Australian Cycling Needs A System For Grading
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Kreuziger might be Lotto-bound
Belgium's Omega-Lotto team appears ready to sign 26-year-old Roman Kreuziger (Liquigas) to fill the shoes of the world champion Cadel Evans.
Life as a Bike Jockey: Needles Do a Body Good
Reading Judy Freeman's new Singletrack.com column won't be anywhere near as painful than when she tweaked her hand in Australia as part of the USA Cycling team during the 2009 MTB World Championships. Read Freeman's "Life as a Bike Jockey" to learn how she is getting a grip on things.
Berg and Swanson take final race and series in Seattle SCX finale
Kristi Berg (Redline Bicycles) put an exclamation point on her perfect SCX season and Toby Swanson (Benaroya Research Institute) added a finals victory to his slim points lead to take the Elite Men's title.
Why Wear A Base Layer In The Heat?
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Mavic to offer tires
Mavic celebrates 10 years of Ksyrium wheels by offering a limited edition K10 wheelset, which will feature the company's first tires.
TTT to open Vuelta
If news reports are right, the 2010 Vuelta will open with a team time trial in Sevilla on August 29th.
Technical FAQ: More tubular talk
Lennard Zinn offers some follow-up ideas on ways to make sure you don't roll a tubular tire.
Tour Of Bright Tips – When To Get A Massage
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McConneloug, Powers double up in Bay State
Mary McConneloug (Kenda-Seven-NoTubes) and Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) double up at the Bay State Cyclocross.
Nys wins 50th Superprestige
Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet-Colnago) wins his 50th Superprestige event and takes the lead of the 2009 series in Gieten, the Netherlands.
Valverde may snub Vuelta for Tour
2009 Vuelta a España champ Alejandro Valverde may skip his title defense for a shot at the Tour de France, which he says "is the race with more international prestige."
What You Missed This Morning
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Inside Out Is The New PRO!
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Garmin-Slipstream will be Garmin-Transitions in 2010
Garmin-Slipstream will ride as Garmin-Transitions after eyewear manufacturer Transitions Optical signed on as the team’s latest sponsor.
Stybar, Vos win 4th World Cup round
American Katie Compton is third and Jon Page is 27th. Compton retains her World Cup lead.
Saxo Bank signs Juan Jose Haedo
The Saxo Bank team has signed Sebastian Haedo, brother of sprinter Juan Jose Haedo, to a two-year contract.
Contador relaxed about Astana deal
Alberto Contador says he's at ease with his decision to remain with Astana for 2010 and is confident about winning his third Tour.
Anna Meares And Shane Perkins Competition!
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Kolobnev joins Katusha
Alexandre Kolobnev has inked a deal with Katusha, after Saxo Bank released him from the last year of his contract..
McEwen eyes TDU in January
Robbie McEwen will spearhead the Katusha team in Australia's Tour Down Under in January, organizers said on Thursday.
Cycling Tips Kit And Calendar Now Available
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Tech Updates: Northwave, Campy and more
A roundup of a few tech items that caught our collective attention here.
Tour Of Bright Tips – How To Taper
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Another Day with JHK: Racin’ at the Ranch
Despite the fact that the barbecue wine was Silver Oak and the bonfire was stoked with old art crates, a weekend at Lance Armstrong's ranch was still just a bunch of great folks enjoying the mountain bike lifestyle.
iamTedKing: Jet-lagged rant from a traveling pro
A jet lagged pro gives tips on how to kill time in Frankfurt at 2 a.m.
Drugs – A Cautionary Tale
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Zubeldia: ‘RadioShack best place for me’
Haimar Zubeldia says he signed with Astana to work with Johan Bruyneel, and he signed with RadioShack for the same reason.
Technical FAQ: Cyclocross tire gluing and pressure
How accurate are pump pressure gauges?
Astana hits another license hurdle
The Astana cycling team may have hit another hurdle in its efforts to re-secure its ProTour license after the UCI gave the team 24 hours to produce a formal bank guarantee before it will approve the team’s renewal.
Technical FAQ: Of drivetrains and dismounts
Lennard Zinn ponders the age-old question of why your chain is on the right side and finds the answer on a horse.
Competition Is Bad For Motivation
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Clothesline Review: Nalini jacket and tights
Tech editor Zack Vestal takes on the cold in a Nalini jacket and Cirello bib tights.
Team RadioShack releases final 2010 roster
The 2010 team will include 26 riders from 16 nations.
Nocentini re-ups as Ag2r adds some youth
Nocentini and Roche continue with Ag2r La Mondiale, as the team adds youth with seven new riders.
Bosisio denies using EPO
Facing a ban after a positive test for EPO, Gabriele Bosisio pleads his innocence at a hearing with the Italian Olympic Committee.
Italian cyclist gets 20-year ban
Former Liquigas rider Gianni Da Ros gets a double-decade ban in a doping probe that snared amateur racers, physios, gym staff and traders.
Irmiger and Horgan Kobelski dominate Mellow Johnny’s
JHK, Irmiger win at Lance's place
2009 Mellow Johnny’s Classic results
Jeremy Horgan Kobelski and Heather Irminger win the first Mellow Johnny's Classic
UCI Track World Cup Recap
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Dombroski, Johnson double up in Hamptons
Amy Dombroski and Tim Johnson double up in the final weekend of the 2009 North American Cyclocross Trophy series.
Evans named Aussie cyclist of year
World road champion Cadel Evans is named the 2009 Australian Cyclist of the Year for the third time.
Stybar wins round 4 of Superprestige
Niels Albert struggles as Zdenek Stybar outfights Sven Nys for the win in Hamme-Zogge.
Cycling Nutrition with Monique Ryan: Avoiding transition season weight gain
Getting through cycling's 'transition season.'
Kazakhs back renewed Astana effort
The Kazakh government has stepped in with a $22 million cash infusion to keep the Astana team afloat for at least another year.
Coaches Panel: A better year is on its way
Frank Overton lays out what it takes to step it up a notch: planning and ... more hours on the bike.
Vuelta to return to Covadonga
Details of the 2010 version of the Vuelta a España are slowly leaking out through the Spanish media.
Coaches Panel: Pedals for a bow-legged rider
Paul Swift answers a reader question about what pedal system is best for bow-legged riders.
Coaches Panel: Fixing a ‘dropped hip’
How can bike fit fix a 'dropping hip'?
Coaches Panel: Base training
Should base training consist of only long, easy miles?
Pfannberger banned for life
Cyclist Christian Pfannberger has received a lifetime ban from sport for repeated doping offenses, the Austrian national anti-doping agency announced.
Aussies tops at Melbourne World Cup
Anna Meares scored her second and third gold medals at the World Cup track event in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday.
Joaquim Rodriguez hopes for Tour ride with move to Katusha
Joaquim Rodríguez might never get a ticket to the Tour de France riding for a Spanish team, so he's moving to Katusha.
Quick Step signs bike deal with Merckx
In choosing its bikes for the next three years, Quick Step team will be going back to its Belgian roots, signing a new sponsorship deal with Merckx cycles.
Aussies mine more World Cup gold in Melbourne
An untried Australian team pursuit combination beat arch-rival Great Britain in the Melbourne World Cup round on Friday.
UCI Track World Cup – Melbourne
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Amgen Tour of California
The Amgen Tour of California is hands-down the biggest stage race in the United States. For 2010, it moves from its traditional mid-February slot to mid-May.
Lost In Translation
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Two more for Sky; Péraud to Lotto
The new and well-financed Sky team has signed two more riders.
Rebellin vows fight to keep silver
Davide Rebellin promises to fight to clear his name of charges that he doped to win the silver medal at the Beijing Summer Olympic Games.
Contador signs deal with Astana
After months of wrangling, it looks like Tour de France champion Alberto Contador will stay with Astana for another year.
2009 World Cup Track, Melbourne Results
Complete results from days 1-3 of the Melbourne track World Cup competition.
Aussies score at Melbourne World Cup
Olympic silver medalist Anna Meares headlined a winning night for Australia at the Melbourne World Cup round on Thursday.
Liquigas brings on nine
Liquigas adds nine to its roster
Attack On The Lull
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New name, roster for Colavita-Baci women’s team
Retired Pic will co-direct Colavita-Baci women's team
Hunting Powers
After season-long success at Team Type 1, NRC Champion Alison Powers moves to ValueAct Capital.
Landis to leave OUCH
Floyd Landis and the management company running the OUCH professional cycling team have agreed to end his contract a year early.
Spartacus seeks new challenges
Fabian Cancellara is seeking new challenges.
Melbourne Cycling Clubs
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